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CONTINENTAL AIRLINES
Continental Airlines offers non-stop
flights to New York-Newark Liberty
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International Airport from seven UK
airports: London Heathrow, Belfast,
Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh,
Glasgow and Manchester. In
addition, Continental offers a twice-
daily service from Heathrow to
Houston. From Newark, Continental
offers connections to hundreds of
destinations throughout North
America, Latin America and the
Caribbean. Continental customers
Economy Class Cabin Interior with Audio Video On Demand Entertainment System
can check-in online between
24 hours and 2 hours before
ECONOMY A five-course dining service offers a
An average 32" seat pitch. gourmet menu selection accompanied by
scheduled departure.
Complimentary meals and soft drinks. fine wines and champagne.
Latest movies and personal entertainment An Executive Meal Option is available for
system. those wishing to dine at a time of their
choice.
BUSINESSFIRST® Ground benefits include exclusive check-
Fully electronic, extra-wide sleeper seat in, lounge access, services of Continental’s
with a 170° recline and an electronic concierge and chauffeur-drive service*.
lumbar support, providing each passenger *Subject to availability and conditions.
with a spacious 2 metres of sleeping space
(Boeing 777 aircraft only, the Boeing 767
and 757 aircraft feature a 156° recline).
Audio Video On Demand multi-channel
personal entertainment system.
Laptop computer outlets and satellite
telephones at every seat.
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